I have existing schematics which I successfully saved in the past - "Panner DC Motors Schematics".
Project is "Panner DC Motors Pan/Tilt".
When I try to save schematics I get "Network Error" Message box.
What can be do to troubleshoot the problem?
Thanks
I have been having this same problem several hours this morning. I have been unable to do/save any work at all. I had hoped after getting back from lunch it would be ok. I've restarted, refreshed my browser, cleared my cache.... nada.
Have had the same problem all day (since around noon? EST) and wrote them about it but never heard back anything. Sure hope I don't lose a whole morning's worth of editing a schematic! It is comforting to know others have the problem too (misery likes company?). :) My problem began in Chrome, but also flaky "network error" and other messages when using Firefox and IE. One message had to do with "error in redirecting." Surely something messed up with their servers or DNS.
I have been having thee same problem all afternoon. Tried the same things as Stickboy with no luck. Also have had issues with logging in and missing the shortcut icons toolbar located above the workspace.
Your files should all be at their last saved state on the EasyEDA servers.
You will be able to reopen them (or restore to that saved version) when the problem is fixed.
If you are still logged in, you can save your work at its current state by doing:
`Document > EasyEDA Source...`
and copying and pasting the text in the window that opens as a text file in your favourite text editor.
(There are instructions on how to do this at the top of the window.)
You can then paste it back in and click `Apply` when normal operation resumes.
Hi, I'm still experiencing this issue since some time this morning. Is it fixed, or should I wait? I really don't want to lose my latest changes if at all possible.
Hi all,
I'm still getting this error. I've at least found a way not to lose my work: if you go to File -> EasyEDA source, you can copy & paste the source code of your schematic into a text file and save it locally. Then, you can use the same menu option, paste over the top and click "Apply" to reload. Saved me having to redo my changes since last save.
Greetings to the whole community.
Such failures are increasingly confirming the need for a local offline version of the program ..
It is necessary to reduce the number of factors affecting the development process of the PCBoards.
@Daveb104,
Thanks for your note.
There's now a note in Tips and Skill describing this process and file recovery options in a little more detail.
https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/What_to_do_if_access_to_EasyEDA_is_lost_for_some_reason_-nHgs20AaN
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